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Rohma
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I believe that teaching to student's strength and minimising their weaknesses can play a huge role in shaping a child's life. Moreover, being flexible, patient and a good listener can help build a strong, personal relation with the student which will help them to work towards their goal. I think having a good knowledge of the subject, Resilience,…
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I think that the most important thing a tutor must do for a student is to make the student’s learning experience to be enjoyable and productive, where results of their hard work is clearly shown. I think my strengths include having patience towards younger students, being able to think outside the box when a student is unable to grasp the…
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Pavithra
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I think being a good listener and being patient are the most important things a tutor can do for the students. Because a teacher needs to be patient enough to handle the students and first, need to listen to them. My communication skills, and understanding of the emotional world of children–especially at the elementary level, are my greatest…
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Help them achieve their goals and realize their potential. Give them the tools and the confidence to aim higher than they might have done before their tutoring sessions. I am able to identify the gaps in knowledge and address them quickly to ensure steady progress and maintain motivation. I get along well with students and can provide an enjoyable…
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In my opinion, the most important things a tutor can do for a student include: - Being approachable - Creative teaching styles - Patience - Teach students how to be confident with their learning and being independent. - Being able to provide the information the student requires and teach them this information in an effective…
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To assign diiferent problems to practice Problem…
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Tutors needs to deliver their fullest in educating the student. They need to have the patience to redirect from the main concept in focus to teach the fundamentals which the student lacks the knowledge. I explain as detailed as possible depending on the extent the student knows-if the student lacks the basics of the subject, I make a considerable…
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Assist students in improving their academic level and meeting the academic demand specifically. I am keen to help them to solve problems and create an academic and positive study atmosphere. Firstly, my logic is quite clear. I would put the student's requirements first and assist them based on the different roles. Secondly, I am confident that my…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make a student enjoy the subject that they are teaching. This will give the students a bigger incentive to try and learn the subject for their self, as well as have more fun and eagerness in learning the subject. I try and cater more towards the things that my students are not as good at,…
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Give them confidence first ! Support basics from which all other things can be learned. Personalise studies according to their needs whilst not losing sight of what they need to achieve as learning outcomes. Patience, kindness, trying many approaches and an understanding of spectrum and children with learning difficulties. Knowing that everyone is…
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give him a confidence that he/she can do this work. my experience Programming Teacher • STEM, Adelaide • (6 months) • Description: • Teaching programming languages and scripting languages like python, java script , C and web development too. Programming Teacher • STEM, Adelaide • (6 months) • Description: • Teaching…
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I believe the most crucial aspect of tutoring is creating an environment where students feel supported and equipped with effective learning methods. A tutor's role extends beyond passing knowledge; it involves understanding each student's unique learning style. By tailoring teaching strategies to individual needs, a tutor can instill a passion for…
Hao
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Understand where a student is actually at In terms of the knowledge. Patience. Establish confidence. With confidence students will start to enjoy learning knowledge. I am very understanding. I have been the situation of not be able to understand the concepts and methods a lot. I understand the frustration and the quiet depression when a…
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Bring back their confidence in subject Clear Maths…
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Ensuring that the student enjoys and understands the learning process better. That failure is a part of not only education but life and that the biggest growth can result from failure (eg J. K. Rowling, A. Einstein, M. Jordan). Be patient. I've always appreciated a patient teacher, it takes the pressure of needing to perform in front of someone…
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A vital aspect of tutoring is being non-judgemental. it is important for a tutor to make the student feel comfortable to share if they do not understand something or are struggling. If a student feels as if they will be judged or considered inadequate they are less likely to come to tutor’s for help. Building a strong relationship is extremely…
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Every individual is different in their own way. So, considering and tutoring everyone in a personalised way is my strategy. I can connect with them to make treat me as a friend in a professional way and thereby identify their strengths and weaknesses. I can boost the self-confidence in my students and make them ask questions so that the part of…
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Being patient, listening, and getting the student to learn by doing practical examples, instead of just talking at them. Understanding that learning something properly takes time & practice. And making the experience as casual and enjoyable as possible. I am a clear communicator, I enjoy listening to other people, and I am good at putting myself…
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A tutor can make learning enjoyable by emphasising on the practical aspects and usage. It is also incumbent upon the tutor to help the student realise the difference learning brings in life and helps them make a responsible and better human being. Patience, friendliness and ability to make the child comfortable by not being a 'Tutor' in the…
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I would help the student understand their studies better and fell more relaxed when examination time comes. I would be a friend as well as a tutor so the student can talk to me if s/he is worried about anything. I am good at Maths. Even with basic jobs like Data Entry I could perform well because I am good with numbers. My ability with numbers…
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A tutor should be someone very good at analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of a student and helping them accordingly. A tutor should be able to lay out proper guidelines for the student in order for them to be able to reach their target and goals. I feel the strength that I have as a tutor is that I am very good at analyzing the understanding…
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One of the most important things I have realised over helping my friends in year 12 would be to walk through the question and not actually doing the question for the student. Sure you could do the question for them and they could get full marks for an assignment or whatever, but they would not understand the fundamentals lying behind the question…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is guide that student to success, this can be achieved by listening and being attentive to the childs learning styles and needs. Patience and understanding. I believe that patience is one of the most important qualities to have as a tutor, this is because it can be very frustrating as a…

Local Reviews

We were very happy with the tutoring in Term 3 and would love it to continue in Term 4. River has clicked well with Ben and is enjoying the sessions.
Holly

Inside FelixstowTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Em worked through the more challenging parts of a maths folio task, including strategies for formatting equations in Word, and began exploring REDOX reactions in Chemistry.

For Year 9, Isabel focused on expanding and factorising algebraic expressions and simplifying algebraic fractions.

In Year 10, Ana prepared for her exam by covering key theory from the functions and relations topic, an area she found particularly unfamiliar.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student often arrived at sessions without recent test papers or clear notes, making it hard to pinpoint gaps before exams—one tutor observed, "she hadn't brought her maths test home, so next time."

In Year 11, motivation to revise independently was low, with folio drafts left incomplete and little energy for organizing formal write-ups.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 learner's written work in Pythagoras' Theorem was described as needing clearer layout; corrections were required just to follow the logic.

In each case, confusion and disorganization led to frustration or missed opportunities for timely feedback.

Recent Achievements

A Felixstow tutoring session saw a Year 11 student become much more proactive—she now arrives with her own list of questions, and recently worked through every item in just one hour.

In another win, a high schooler who used to hesitate when facing algebraic proofs was able to tackle most steps independently, only checking in for minor guidance.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 student initially found trigonometric functions confusing but became noticeably more engaged after experimenting with different angle values during the lesson; she even asked for extra practice examples before finishing.

Local Spots for Tutoring

If you'd prefer not to have lessons at home, tutoring can also take place at a local library—such as Payneham Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Felixstow Primary School.